Jonah Kaufman Edward IV was the leader of England during 4 March 1461 – 31 October 1470. As the second son of Richard, he inherited Richards position as the leader of the York's after he died at the famous battle of Wakefield. As a leader he was very talented in leading the military with intelligent plans in which he destroyed the Lancaster's putting an end to the war of the roses. He was very popular as a king, which makes sense since he never got defeated in battle nor make huge political cons like how his rival Louis XIV did. Interestingly enough, Edward also had a successful business over in London. In his later days, he dies from natural cause. Either pneumonia or typhoid.
Edward IV was the leader of England during 4 March 1461 – 31 October 1470. As the second son of Richard, he inherited Richards position as the leader of the York's after he died at the famous battle of Wakefield. As a leader he was very talented in leading the military with intelligent plans in which he destroyed the Lancaster's putting an end to the war of the roses. He was very popular as a king, which makes sense since he never got defeated in battle nor make huge political cons like how his rival Louis XIV did. Interestingly enough, Edward also had a successful business over in London. In his later days, he dies from natural cause. Either pneumonia or typhoid.